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Deepwatch Appoints John Di Lullo As Chief Executive Officer, Succeeding Charlie Thomas

PRIVATEJul 02, 2024•almost 2 years ago

Position

Chief Executive Officer

Company

Deepwatch

John DiLullo

TampaInformation TechnologySecurityCyber SecurityNetwork Security

Description

Deepwatch announced the appointment of John DiLullo as chief executive officer, succeeding Charlie Thomas who will serve as chairman of the Board of Directors. John DiLullo, a veteran of the cybersecurity industry with over 30 years of experience leading global technology teams, brings a compelling blend of experiences to Deepwatch, including driving growth at scale, a customer-first orientation, and a deep understanding of the cybersecurity industry.

Company Information

Company

Deepwatch

Location

2201 COOPERATIVE WAY, SUITE 225

Tampa, Florida, United States

About

Deepwatch® is the pioneer of AI- and human-driven cyber resilience. The Deepwatch Platform enables lean security teams—regardless of skill level—to enhance their organization’s cyber resilience and maintain regulatory compliance. By combining AI, security data, intelligence, and human expertise, Deepwatch helps organizations reduce risk through early and precise threat detection and remediation. The platform also lowers costs, maximizes existing tool investments, and enhances security team productivity.

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